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I hope it is just a typing error...

Yes, Ttelmah, actually it is.I didn't have the code in front of me when I posted it...sorry about that Wink

Let me explain some details...
struct
{byt ...

I have the following code that makes my life shorter:

void Send_NVM_packet()
{int8 i,chksum,tmp;
chksum = 0;
i2c_start();
i2c_write(0xA0);
i2c_write ...

@ckielstra, thanks alot. I know what about PIC architecture and so on. I told erlier that I've written many programs working with PIC12, PIC16 and PIC18 written with CCS. My question is more than simp ...

I'm using CCS since an year and more...anyways, I've tryed many times to run a simple code like this:

char* Hello()
{return "Hello"}
...
priintf("%S",He ...

I forgot to login, this post above is mine Wink

Hi.
My problem is when I write smt into INT_RB interrupt, I get "Out of ROM" message. When I try to write Scan_Keys() function, I get the error, when I try to write anything else (like printf("bla ...

a loader function what update the program under main program control..

This is exactly what I'm trying to do! Thanks alot...

How hard this could be!!! However I try, the #USE RS232 code is always placed at some location that compilator have chosen. I've tryed a stand-alone code with #build (RESET = 0x7AFF) and the #USE RS23 ...

As I understand #build shows the compilator where RESET and INTERRUPT vectors are placed. How exactly this would help me?

#use rs232(baud=500000,parity=N,xmit=PIN_C6,rcv=PIN_C7,bits=8,enable=PI ...

I think your problem is in the crystals. Try buying them from another place...here in Bulgaria you'll find the same problem Wink

Hi everybody Very Happy

So, this is my HUGE problem:
I've imlemented bootloader into my PIC. It's working fine until reaching the 10 lines generated by "#use RS232...". As these 10 lines are place ...